Emotional Deprivation Disorder, Affirmation Therapy, and the Work of Dr. Conrad Baars (Dr. Sue Baars) - 1/13/25 episode artwork

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Emotional Deprivation Disorder, Affirmation Therapy, and the Work of Dr. Conrad Baars (Dr. Sue Baars) - 1/13/25

from The Simple Truth · host The Station of the Cross

1/13/25 - Dr. Sue Baars is a licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist in Irving, Texas. Sue has worked extensively in the field of counseling since 1986 in both hospital and outpatient settings, and focuses her work on the integration of the Christian anthropology of St. Thomas Aquinas with the treatment of a variety of emotional & spiritual problems, among them Emotional Deprivation Disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and scrupulosity. Dr. Sue joins us today to discuss the work of her father, Dr. Conrad Baars, and The Baars Institute, the mission of which is to illustrate the beauty of affirmation as the antidote for the syndrome of Emotional Deprivation Disorder, and to provide training and certification to professional therapists, in order that unaffirmed persons everywhere might experience hope and healing. Learn more about The Baars Institute at https://www.baarsinstitute.com/ To book a consultation with Dr. Sue Baars, please visit https://www.ihicounseling.com/

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